When you think of an inground swimming pool, what image comes to mind? For most people, it’s the prototypical rectangular or kidney shaped pool lined with concrete. But the truth is, the number of viable inground swimming pool designs is effectively infinite, and homeowners are increasingly choosing nonstandard layouts to save space or enhance the […]
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A fiberglass pool offers a lot of advantages over other types of pools, but price isn’t one of them. True, fiberglass is durable and algae resistant, and this will save you money over time. But if you’re looking for cheap fiberglass pools, you might be disappointed by the price quotes you receive from pool builders. Fortunately,
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Finding the right contractor is the most essential part of building a swimming pool – or any other home improvement project, for that matter. Once you have at least a basic idea of what you want your new pool to look like, the next step is to start the search for a builder you can
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There are a lot of different accessories and extras you can buy for your swimming pool, but perhaps the ultimate is a pool enclosure. There are a lot of reasons to build one of these structures, but the most obvious one is to extend the swimming season. In colder climes, Inground pool enclosures provide a
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Some people want to make a splash with their new inground swimming pool. Others like to ease into pool ownership. With a zero entry pool, you might not literally make a splash, but you’ll definitely get plenty of attention. Zero entry pools – also known as beach entry pools – are hot for a lot
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Once you’ve decided what kind of swimming pool you want, it’s time to get in touch with some pool builders to talk money. The price estimates you get from contractors include a lot of different items that probably add up to something in the range of $20,000-40,000. However, what they don’t include could cost you
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